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Link to National Strategy KS3
Link to Maths Is Fun - Pythagoras
Link to Geometryteacher
National Curriculum Algebra.
Y8 Learning Objectives; Equations, Formulae, Expressions and Identities
Y8 Learning Objectives; Sequences, Functions and Graphs
Year 8 Algebra
Vocabulary and definitions =>Symbols =>Concept of unknown => Collecting like terms
Vocab, Bidmas, Symbols
Operations=> Index Notation => BIDMAS => Inverse Operations
Rules of using brackets (distributive law)
Equals Sign => Equality => Formulae => Substitution
Linear Equation => Unknown on one side => Unknown on both sides => Substitute numbers into linear expressions
Explain meaning and substitute numbers into formulae => Derive algebraic expressions and formulae
Graphs => Direct proportion.
Spreadsheets and Graphical Calculators
NCETM
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Graphing Calculator
There are four rules of arithmetic
GRAPHS
Graphs can be used to solve linear equations to find values for x and y. This is achieved by finding the points of the intersecting lines. for example, finding points on x + y = c type and ax + by + c type lines.
Please try the videos below:
Part 1 linear equations
Part 2 linear equations
Algebraic Game
For more games click here
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Link to National Strategy KS3
Link to Maths Is Fun - Pythagoras
Link to Geometryteacher
National Curriculum Algebra.
Year 8 Algebra
There are four rules of arithmetic
GRAPHSGraphs can be used to solve linear equations to find values for x and y. This is achieved by finding the points of the intersecting lines. for example, finding points on x + y = c type and ax + by + c type lines.
Please try the videos below:
Part 1 linear equations
Part 2 linear equations
Algebraic Game
For more games click here